Sold: Killer Ant stack (1W)

Greetings everyone :-) I have some amplifier revision in the works, I am clearing away my Black Heart Killer Ant stack. Don't let the 'stack' overwhelm you, it's a mere 1W amp, strictly clean channel only, featuring a solitary volume knob- that's it. There's nothing wrong with the amp (duh!), in fact, it's in mint condition. The picture above shows how big the stack is, in perspective (compared to the 'standard' half stack like the Marshall there). Remember, it's the whole stack, I'm not selling the head/ cab individually). My Malaysian friends, you know what to do if you are interested, yes?

• Selling: Black Heart Killer Ant stack (all tube 1W head + 1x12" cab- Eminence driver)
• Condition: 9/10
• No box provided
• No reservations/ No trades
• Strictly self-collect (collection addr to be disclosd upon confirmation)
• Further queries/ confirmation: dark1349@hotmail.com
• Final price: $350/ RM874

APOLOGIES: No testing... so sorry.

You will be ignored if you ask the following questions:

• Is the amp working?
• Any last price?
• Why are you selling it off?

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Amp SOLD as at 11 Oct 2012- thanks to all interested parties

Stack R Us

Both the Marshall & Blackheart cabs made it to my residence on the same day. This picture was taken to show the sizes of both stacks in perspective. The Killer Ant head sounds much more appealing through the BH112 as there is more transparency coming from the Eminence driver in there. It sounds rather appealing through the 1960 as well for distortion work but for cleans, the Eminence wins it.

If you are looking for an above average clean tones to propel your pedals, the Blackheart single channel heads would be good considerations. The fact they are tube laden & don't cost you a ransom should be attraction per se. To many of us, the Blackheart label is unattractive obscurity but it's actually the splinter brand by Crate.

Gibson BFG (yet again...)

Be informed o' ye who wish to, P-90 stacked install, in the neck position- the cavity isn't deep enough. I've decided to just add a cover to it so that it looks less bare-bones & thanks to the master touches of BEEZ, my BFG is up & running once more. I'm also basically done with the mods/ swaps, it'll stay as it is.

For sale: Seymour Duncan STK-P1 (neck unit + coverless, of course...)

(No) Room for stack

The STK-P1 (P-90 stacked pickup) has excessive depth & it failed to fit into my LP BFG, even with its cover removed. Clearing this pickup immediately...